The Meth Action Coalition is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization which means that contributions are tax deductible. This has been a contributing factor in several companies and organizations choosing to invest in the work of the MAC (e.g. Greater Bend Rotary Club, Jack Robinson & Sons, Oregon Community Foundation, Brooks Resources, Knife River (formerly Hap Taylor & Sons), Miller Lumber, Robberson Ford, etc.) With this financial support, the MAC has hired an Executive Director and formed a Board of Directors.

Staff
Vicki Grant (Executive Director) - a jack of all trades, Vicki has worked for and served on the Board of many local non-profits, particularly in the mental health areana

Board of Directors
Ron DiTullio (President) - one of the principle owners of RKA Advertising, Ron brings a background in radio marketing to the meth prevention effort.

Bruce Abernethy (Vice President) - one of the co-founders of the MAC in 2004, Bruce also serves as Mayor of Bend and as a frequent presenter to students and community groups.

Barry Hebert - a financial advisor with Merrill Lynch, Barry brings a strong background in HR practices

Chuck Hemingway - a licensed A&D counselor, Chuck helped develop the Meth Supplement (Bulletin insert in 2007) and also serves on Deschutes Family Court

Rev. Thom Larsen - a pastor at First United Methodist Church, Thom provides an important bridge to the faith community

Bea Leach-Frandsen - a realtor with Windermere, Bea brings not only a wealth of contacts, but a voice from north county (Redmond)

Tammy Melton (Baney) - one of the co-founders of the the MAC in 2004, Tammy serves as a Deschutes County Commissioner and a passionate speaker on the ravages of substance abuse

Kathie Menefee - one of the founders of the Meth Family & Friends Support Group, Kathie works as a nurse for St Charles and is an advocate for increasing accesss to treatment

Barb Stoefen - owner of the O'Kane Group - a physician placement service - Barb has been a real champion for increasing access to treatment

Chris Telfer - an accountant by profession, Chris helped the MAC attain its 501(c)3 status and she is well connected in the community - serving on the Bend City Council and one of the founders of Central Oregon City Club